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From: Gary Chapman <scary@zikzak.apana.org.au>
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Subject: TAB: ABBA - Dancing Queen
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Dancing Queen - transcribed by Gary Chapman
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Chords used:
Amaj9 E C# F#m7 B7 Bm7 A D Esus4
E -0---0----4-----2------2-----2----0--2---0------------------------------
B -0---0----6-----2------4-----3----2--3---0------------------------------
G -1---1----6-----2------2-----4----2--2---2------------------------------
D -2---2----6-----2------4-----4----2--0---2------------------------------
A -0---2----4-----4------2-----2----0------2------------------------------
E -----0----------2------------------------0------------------------------
Verse 1:
E C#
You can dance, you can jive
F#m7 B7
having the time of your life.
D Bm7
Oh, see that girl, watch that scene,
A
Diggin' the dancing queen.
A D
Friday night and the lights are low.
A F#m7
Looking out for a place to go.
E Esus4
Where they play the right music
E Esus4
Getting in the swing.
E F#m7
You've come to look for a king.
A D
Anybody could be that guy.
A F#m7
Night is young and the music's high.
E Esus4
With a bit of rock music
E Esus4
Everything is fine,
E F#m7
You're in the mood for a dance.
Bm7 E
And when you get the chance...
Chorus:
A D A D
You are the dancing queen, young and sweet, only seventeen.
A D Amaj9 A
Dancing queen, feel the beat from the tam - bourine.
Amaj9 D A
Oh yeah.
E C#m7
You can dance, you can jive
F#m7 B7
having the time of your life.
D Bm7
Oh, see that girl, watch that scene,
A
Diggin' the dancing queen.
Verse 2:
You're a tease, you turn 'em on.
Leave 'em burning and then you're gone
Looking out for another, Anyone will do,
You're in the mood for a dance.
And when you get the chance...
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Mr.Scary (Gary Chapman)
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scary@zikzak.apana.org.au
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